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Embrace a Positive Birth Experience with a
Wolomi Doula

At Wolomi, we understand the importance of feeling supported, informed, and empowered throughout your pregnancy journey. That's why our doula services are designed to guide and cover you every step of the way.

OUR DOULAS ARE

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Experienced & Certified: Our doulas are highly trained and certified professionals with a passion for empowering mothers of color.


Culturally Competent: We understand the unique needs and perspectives of women of color in the healthcare system.

​OUR DOULA SUPPORT BENEFITS

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Emotional Support

We'll be your source of strength, listening to your concerns, celebrating your milestones, and offering encouragement throughout your journey.

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Your
Advocate

As your voice in the healthcare system,

we'll ensure your preferences are respected and advocate for your needs.

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Empowered Decisions

We provide evidence-based information about pregnancy, childbirth options, and postpartum care. You'll be equipped to make informed decisions for yourself and your baby.

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Postpartum
Support

The journey doesn't end after birth. We continue to offer support and guidance during those early weeks of parenthood.

MEET OUR FOUNDER & Executive Director

LAYO GEORGE, BSN, MHSA
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Layo George is a registered nurse and an entrepreneur focusing on population health. In response to the nationwide maternal health crisis facing black women, Layo founded an organization called Wolomi that provides resources and guidance to improve the experiences and outcomes for black women during their perinatal periods.  

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As a quality improvement specialist at the District of Columbia Primary Care Association, Layo led 15 healthcare centers through value-based practice transformation and oral health primary care integration. She also served on the leadership team at Mary’s Center’s Capital Clinical Integrated Network that created a citywide care management and coordination program targeting over 170,000 Medicaid high utilizers—the first population health program in Washington, D.C. funded by the federal government innovation center.

 

Layo began her career as lead contract compliance nurse for the D.C. Department of Health’s immunization program and a women’s health nurse at Medstar Harbor Health in Baltimore, MD. and Mayo Health System in Eau Claire, WI. She is currently a board member of the DC Board of Nursing and Unity Healthcare (A large Federally Qualified Healthcare Center in DC).

 

In May 2019, she received her Master’s in Health Administration System from Georgetown University.

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